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Monday, 30 September 2013

The difference between ‘subjective’ and
‘objective’ orientation in the ideational manifestation follows from the
general difference between a projecting ‘mental’ or ‘verbal’ clausewith a
Senser or Sayer and a ‘relational’ clause without such a ‘projector’. When the assessment is explicitly
‘subjective’, the Senser or Sayer has to be the speaker I. If it is a person
other than the speaker, the clause will still be a projecting one; but it will
not be agnate with interpersonal assessment.